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Lourdes Leon is literally a chip off the old fashion block.

Miniature Material Girl: Lourdes Leon is a copycat of mother Madonna in midriff-baring shirt and see-through skirt

The 15-year-old has been slowly but surely morphing into mother Madonna.She looked exactly like her superstar mother as she stepped out in New York City today.
A young Madonna: Lourdes Leon looked just like her famous mother as she stepped out in New York City today
A young Madonna: Lourdes Leon looked just like her famous mother as she stepped out in New York City today
A young Madonna: Lourdes Leon looked just like her famous mother as she stepped out in New York City today

Like mother like daughter: Lourdes appeared to be channeling her mother's style in the 1980's
Like mother like daughter: Lourdes appeared to be channeling her mother's style in the 1980's
The teenager has been displaying the same sassy style Madonna had when she younger.


She wore a cropped white top  that exposed her midriff and a see-through black skirt that could be described as both funky and sexy.

Lourdes kept the outfit cool with her choice of accessories, pairing a studded grey bag with black motorcycle boots.

She looked like a rocker with the plethora of bracelets and rings she wore, but kept the rest of her jewellery - a gold pendant and dainty earrings - simple.

Madonna, 53, has been displaying her blonde ambition for quite some time, but she was born with brunette locks that looked like Lourdes'.

The teenager hasn't yet experimented with her hair like her mother has, though she clearly is a fan of trying different kinds of make-up.

Though her complexion appeared to be flawless and natural, she did show off a bold cat's eye with thick liner.

The Girl Gone Wild singer herself often wears a similar look these days.

The mother and daughter look-a-likes are also co-creators of the teenage-influenced Material Girl fashion line which is sold exclusively at Macy's.

In other fashion news, the queen of pop will launch a footwear collection in the fall.
It will have a massive range of 60 styles, including flats, heels and boots, which will sell for $89 to $349.
Edgy girls: Madonna and Lourdes are co-creators of the Material Girl fashion line
Edgy girls: Madonna and Lourdes are co-creators of the Material Girl fashion line
Madonna's long-term stylist and W.E costume designer Arianne Phillips is a creative consultant on the project and Aldo will do the manufacturing.
As she's influenced her daughter, Madonna's Eighties touch can be found in the detailing of her shoe collection with black lace, gold heels, studs and cap-toe details.
No doubt Lourdes will own at least one of every single pair.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2115709/Lourdes-Leon-fashion-copycat-mother-Madonna.html#ixzz1pI7kAV2C

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